Ecuador
1 Dive Sites / 0 Resorts / 0 Shops
Galápagos is a diving region with 1 dive site to explore.
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Pacific/Galapagos
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The Galapagos offers some of the most extraordinary diving on Earth. Cooler currents from June to November bring nutrient-rich waters and massive pelagic encounters.
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Nearest airports and common travel routes
Travel time: 30-45 minutes by ferry and taxi to Puerto Ayora
Domestic flights from Quito (UIO) and Guayaquil (GYE) -- no international flights
Travel time: 2.5 hour flight from Quito to Baltra
International gateway via Quito with flights from Miami, Houston, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Bogota
Entry requirements for traveling to Galápagos
Most nationalities do not need a visa for Ecuador. Galapagos requires a Transit Control Card and National Park entry fee.
Yellow fever vaccination certificate may be required if arriving from an endemic area. Travel insurance mandatory for Galapagos.
Visa requirements can change. Always verify current entry requirements with the official embassy or consulate before traveling. Last updated: March 2026.
Approximate prices in USD ($)
Galapagos uses USD. The national park entry fee ($100) is required. Wolf and Darwin islands are accessible only by liveaboard.
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